论文信息 - Perturbations of a geostationary satellite by the longitude-dependent terms in the earth's gravitational field

Perturbations of a geostationary satellite by the longitude-dependent terms in the earth's gravitational field

Abstract The motion in longitude of a nominally geostationary satellite due to the tesseral harmonics is investigated. The necessary formulae to describe the motion, and to find the corrective impulses required etc., have been developed for the principal J2.2 term.

R. R. Allan

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